My name is Amber, and I am creating this GoFundMe on behalf of my sister, Brittany Royer, her husband Chris , and their six beautiful children after they lost everything in a devastating house fire. This family is located in Church Point, La. The fire started around 7 am this morning 7/30/26.

Their family includes:

- Chris (33)

- Brittany (35)

- Ahbrielle (16)

- Zane (14)

- Lilly (11)

- Owen (9)

- Oliver ( 8)

- Leo (5)

They also have two surviving dogs, Butterscotch, their Lab mix, and Winky, their Terrier mix puppy.

Tragically, they also suffered heartbreaking losses. Their beloved Pit Bull mix puppy, Lucky, died in the fire, and their Chihuahua mix puppy, Willow, fought for her life but sadly passed away at the emergency veterinary hospital.

In what seemed like only moments, an air conditioning unit caught fire in the living room. The flames spread with terrifying speed, engulfing their entire home before they could save anything.

While we are beyond grateful that every member of the family escaped with their lives, they walked away with nothing.

Everything they owned is gone—every family photo, every piece of clothing, every bed, every dish, every toy, every keepsake, and every comfort they had built over the years. Their home wasn't just a trailer; it was where they celebrated birthdays, made holiday memories, tucked their children into bed each night, and built a lifetime of love together. Now, all that remains are ashes.

As they begin the unimaginable task of rebuilding their lives, they need our help. Donations of any size will help provide clothing, food, school supplies, household essentials, temporary housing expenses, and everything else they'll need to start over.

If you're unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser. Every share helps us reach someone who may be able to make a difference.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness, generosity, and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. Together, we can help the Royer family rise from the ashes and begin to rebuild their lives—one step at a time.